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See the enemy's mind, see the state of the ground, fix the eye wide... In strategy large or small, never fix the eyes small. — The Wind Book
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When the enemy is about to strike and you too are about to strike, the body becomes a striking body and the mind becomes a striking mind, and the hand strikes of itself out of the void, with sudden speed, and hard. — The Water Book
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Miyamoto Musashi The Master: Lessons and Training Watch the series 👇 youtube.com/show/VLPLZFDi1UJ…
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A great matter of this Way: the ultimate stance is the middle. The middle is the essence of stance. Look at strategy on a large scale and the middle is the general's seat, with the other four stances following the general. — The Water Book
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Trying to swing fast throws you off the line, and the sword becomes hard to swing. Swing it calmly, at the pace it swings easily. — The Water Book
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In every Way, to know how not to lose to others, and so to protect yourself and your name, is the Way of strategy. — The Earth Book
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The five stances are upper, middle, lower, right side, and left side. Though the stances are divided into five, all of them exist for one purpose: to cut a man. — The Water Book
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In sword and hand alike, fixedness is the thing to avoid. Fixed is the dead hand. Unfixed is the living hand. — The Water Book
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Do nothing that is of no use. Rule nine of nine, for anyone who wants to learn my strategy. — The Earth Book
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A great matter of this Way is what is called the Yin-Yang step, and it is essential. The Yin-Yang step means never moving one foot alone. — The Water Book
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Hold the long sword with the thumb and forefinger floating, the middle finger neither tight nor loose, the ring finger and little finger tight. Slack in the hand is bad. — The Water Book
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